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. -•-. ! --' . . j11 11 4,'"• R- ;- . .. • , , ; rl , • - A `'ice - ~ a. ‘1.6. -4,:t -•'- -,- , F 4 5.... ~/ \Y-- 'O 5 e,., ' ' 1 ' , ..7'14 'r 4 .. . • : '''- , "'4 l ." ' ''''.- .:4)e.... :. _.''' , ' ' ' '''''''...1 . ..r.1. (1 :7,.%,!, , ;.; ','.• - 41k i ll:: . ~, , ,i ' 0: , ,,,,NZ , , 1 / 4 ,,....7, ,,, , , 14.:.• ..;-,:,. 1 .,,,„...„ ri u N . , . ~' ' ~p-, ;:1;:4-,.•-.i, a .-....---:‘,1,t,,,...,:,,;.,,i.er.i.....,,.:,-,„..-. _ 4. . ~ ~.54.... v......,,,..,,,,,„„..,,,,......,...7..k 4 : - . , 114.,rit5..,..- , . % /4 / 1 1 1 4 k X‘ , ii i l ,,- . . II • „ • NUMUER 5346,] NEW THEATRE' ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ?THIS PRESENT .TUESDAY, Ott. 3i, 1809, will be . perforrned a - Grand Nieto-Dramatic Opera, in Three Ads, called: • THE EXILE. Count Ulrick, the Exile, Mr. EGERTON ; Governor of Siberia, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Baron Alltradotf, Me.i.istroN ; • Daraoi- Mr. YOU NGL; The Empress Elizabeth, ST, L EGER.•; O Alexina, Mrs. H. VINSTON ; Katlerine, Miss BOLTON. In AEI 11. Tbe.LoronatioiroFthe - Empress Elizabeth. To which will be adiled; the Farce of • THE PORTRAIT . OE.: CERVANTES ; . Or, .THE FLO•1"1:ING, LOY 1:: RS. • • Murillo,' Mi. M DEN ';• Don'earlos'Merida, ONE S - ; Dun Guzman, Mr. BR UN TON; . Sancho, Mr. LlsTom, Fathe 13enito, Mr. VJADDY ; • \ L hems, Mrs.. G I BB'S • •. Isabella.- Miss BRISTOW: rlaces for the Eons to be taJa.ll of L'itli r Brandon, at the lox-011ic'e in Boxes 75. Second Price 35,64. Pit ..ii: : 'Seccritd Pricy: 2s. Gallery 2s. Second Prigeirs7--;3sivev.Gallery is. -; - The Doors will be : opened at-Halt 414 st Five, and the Play; begin at Half past The Puotic.are itspettfull . y liifo'i•titeti that the Tragfeclf' — of' . The Grecian D:lughter will be repeated on Thursday and•Sa tUrdat next. • To-morrow the Comedy Evcrir' Man in his Humour; to whi c h will be aided' ? Oscar laid Malvina.. On'.friday, thti Cciniedy of A Curefor tire-Heart Ache: '' , - • . . . ' '' '-' ' LY(..OIM TtIEAtT E. - Under tilt Spe c i a l Li censco t theLO RD CHAMB E MAL tkl C; ..",: ranted , tc ht l ic present r eason to the-joint application of • . 11.Partics•p;incipally igterested, r THElß l Miliesties' Servants . forrnihg the COM.. .A. - ' ANV' - oi 'Me late DittiltY't - LANE THEA.'r RE, will, ~;;.`HP§:IPRESENT .T•U'U.'•DAY, October 31, ileg, perform the etSinic , 0 pera of . : . THE CABINET. . . , . . Yrincc Orlando, Mr. PHILIPPS; . ' Count -Ctirvoso, M'r. P 1.• '.,:: LEY ; - . Marquis -de Grand Chateau, Mr. maTaews ' I , Lorenzo, Mr, HO RN ; ,),i(liiinsiculb Mr. ItIJSSELL i . : Peter, I':r. - DOWTON ; . J`• ' r'' Constantia, , Mrs. 13%SHOP ; .'. ' Leon , ...ra, Mn,. ,iI , IATIIL WS ; viatica, Mrs. SPARKS Curloa, Mrs.l-IA.R LOW E ; . it ' . ficlet. - 418 s KE 1., LY . •.. . . on the Course of,the Opera Will, be introduced-the Song of t', Love's but a blossom," by sir, Kern; and the Etvpurite Dtict of '" 1 love tht.e," by Mr. Pliilitps and Mrs . .. Bi - ' . ... After - w hi c h; ii A. • ~.:C L in.erWasia i anew bran-mid Mtitical trfertaintrleilq ill' Two Acts, called . . BRII'AIN'S JUBILEE. .. , ..• The Characters by .-- Nr. MATIiEWS, . Mr. DOWTON*-; Mr. 11-111.1 Vl'S', Mr. HO RN, ... ,•;.. , Mr..? - 1)W ELL, Mr PENSON, ..:,, - . Mr. I'NIGHT. Mr. DE...CAMP, Alf. PALMER,' Mr: SMIII - 1, ` 4 ''' - s -'Miss KEVEY-',' Miss RAY; , ....•... ... . ,e _ o _ .. 1/ fn nes and place , ... tti,L %Aai .ot 511, Siring, in t), B y P ° ""e , at the S'ttinLif. - enttance ; of Whom may also be had rVv• . • : , • - ' foxes Sc ~.:uuxes os s a t V i - we -'s.. 1' i r 35. .6d . 'Second Price 2t • I. ri j: r 64 Y zs: Second L Price i is. -r -Ui.per, Gallery Is. t,e..ond . ; -. •• , _ or 'l n Te I.lbor s to be bAiderET it 4 liiPfait'five,. and the Ver.. i _o4.neco to begi n at 11-4 Alf past-Sit.' - -• " Julia, by Mrs. Forbes, 4Seirig .t. rrow,• the Comedy o f The Ri va l s .; the . part, of. Theatre: her Test dppearance . at this e i"~;, " - AgAk.TMENTS ()ETRE SOCIETY OF AIVrIQUA RI Ls, somEast,r_pLAcE, Gelbber 01 ()9. 1 1 111 101 4 tta is .I.lere.lir'llVen, it 4 WEEKLY. C a bt this SOLI ETY will be *returned on Thursday,E fening,.Ahe gthol' November next, at the usual L _ NICHOLAS CARLISLE, Secretary. RAVICABLE' CANAL SHARES BASINGSTOKE '‘CANALBONDS, and 'UNION t'SHARES. ''. TO BE 5,01.13 B' AUCTIoN., . ~ o By M. scorr, .. • cr,.n Frtdav, Nov A. ~t Twelve O'cl oc k, at Garrawiy's', •• I 'RAND WILES, and isEicl“, KENNET and A:voN, kLLESMERE, (:: RAND SURREY, CROYDON, and 4ASINGS FUSE CANAL SHARES. A WAMSI3 A r E CANAL BOND 0f20601. Aiiitio of •001'. A THAMES and SEVERN MORTGAGE BOND of-Sol.. - And , TWENTY SHARES in tilt: .SNION FIRE.. OFFICE. , • Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Carta way's; and of Mr. Scott, :23, New Bridge•strect. GENERAL SIR JOHN MOOR COrti_r'iNA PATENT CAMP RED,SI'E A torining.a re g ular lvillitarY lied for the Field, Barracks, Sic. also a SOFA fora Tent or &c.and like‘viie a SEA COT . for on board Ship, the whole packing in a spun allcm tharivlst pottable ever . yet manufadured, invented 'AJORGAN and solriLßs, No. 16 and 17, Catherine-smtA, who'inost humbly pres:itne the highest honours ought tube paid all those who $(.) gallantly live and die for their King and Country. D1(1 N • • MESSRS. LUCAS and CO.,beg Leave to inform those that may be asirouls Of borrowing Tempo rary or Permanent SUMS of MON E Y ;that they can avail times, and without delay, advance any Sum from Oqe *lun dred to TWenty Thousand ppulids u anci upwards, on, personal or any other securhy, arising frOM MaiiiageSettlemerits,Mo ney in the Fund, Clergymens' Liiinssior Freehold, Copy !bold, and Leasehold Estates . , on the most fair and equitable :Werrns, and \I/1;i also-condda every Negimiation at much lens int{levee than what i s usually • irteurred inner transactions. MrSQnal Applications M • -• •' and Co. daily re of4i,xvL at their house, la u mid Letters; post-Paid, e ;: rs ierVg b -street, St. fames'_, Lett e rs; years ilTi " lediat V, aPs w er.e d . • purchase will e `given rot well secured Annuities. HORS E.S AND DUGS. AIItzfiLAINE, V,-..(erinary .Surgeon, 5, Was siggye,t; Os:ft:lid-road ; begs yin:commend his Medicines for theCu resit . rric various Giseascs of 110. RS ES and DOGS. ThiS'e M s aitines ten years inetcasing - reputation have entitled rookery coluidtiice. Mt. 19. would particularly draw the at• tenlionsat rhos,- possessing Horses to nisPurging Physics,Cor. .5 1 4r1 i 15al1b Cough lialls, Farcy 11 - alls,Diuretic Balls, illistering UtntWit& i t, Mild Wash - and' Strong ras:c lot Grease, Lye `. water . . , :.iii s - Lever failing Worm Powders; a medicine wholly 4 1, 7absoluiely inlallible ; Fever Powders. and Altera. tive Condition Powders. In Dogs, his Distemper Powders, tl i angc Ointment, Worm Medicines, .Canker Wash, and Pultuferhysic: • as above Retail, . and Wholesale and Retail by. T. Boost..Y, 4, Old Broad-strict, 'Royal Exchange ; Barclay, Fleef-M*ker -; HuddleSton and CO. Dublin 87, • South B ridge'; Edinburgh ; Osbarn, New York and all row ry Verithr s . . , ESD A Y, OCTOBER 3,1, 1809. • - . just'published, . . .- I BA . NK OF ENGLAND, . _ - ' I A - LETTER addressed to SAINMEL WHIT- . . . . • Oetai l zr 2R, 1304: • A I_ BREAD, Esq: M.P. with suggestions for forming an I Tiff E COURT of DIRE_CTORST of the 001-72S ASYLUM for FRIENDLESS.YOUNG LADIES. 411 " NUR and COMP / INY of the BiIINIC . of ENPLANE) To be_ had, gratis, of Mr. Mitler, 49, Albemarle-street. , " there is an authority due to distress, and as none of hit- , give Mae, That a GENERAL, COURT will be bed at the man race is above.the reach of sorrow, so none should be i B.ink, en IFE,DNESDAY next the ist Nceirmber from , , above hearing the voice of it."—Sr ter A To , rt. , ' , -- 1-.;'..• . . .Eleven in the forenoon'till Four in the aftern,on, fir tke Election of a Director' s fir the remainder of t;;'! _year, in the room f Bin 7 idmin 10 nthrcp, - Er7,eliceard ; and the Election of ei Dion-tot will be declared tLat evening. • Just published, By *Mains ancVSmith, No. lo,'Stationers' Court, Ludgate. ,L.. :... • .strett, MR. .LLE.WELLY'N'S WORKS. . VIZ. . Exposition of the beginning of Genesis, 3s. 6d. An Ex.ftisiticiti of the rpi,tre to the Ron Tins, 4s. • The Doctrine of Bapti..qn, 3s. 6d. The Forrn of God, 4s. _., Exposition of the Revelationt . ,. 6s. TieittiSe - on the Sabbath; es. 6d. - • ~ Christianity ; or the Science of Christ, ss. - • • Inspiration of the Bible, 6s. , . . Psalms of David, as. act. . Appeal against yaint; 3s. . .. . • , , ROB ERT R EST, 42creiary. N. U. By an Act paSsed 'in . the 7th year of the reign of his present Majesty, no persoh-Mll be entitled to Vote At, the said _E lection, oho shall not have been Six calendar months .possessozVin hie own right of , the Stock, - for which he shall then eive: his vote; the said Stock shall, have been .acqltired,. - or shall have come•by, bequest, or by marriage, or ,by succession to an intestate's estate, or. by tire custom of the city of ,London; or by any.deed. of settlement, after the death onf.any . person, ,who shall been entitled for life to the Dividends of Such Stock. . _ A T the Cheivest and Best Hosicry W.archouse 1 - I., • irt the Kingdom, bet ween. Castle and Old.Rounti Court, No. 434,,in, the strand, the greatet Bargains are now selling ;, corisisting - N44lP's .broNn Cotton for . lSoOts; at only is. per pair, wott3trzsif6d.•;. Women's stout Cotton ts..6d. worth is. 6d. - ; fine, as. 9CI ; super 33. 9d. worth ss. ; stout black and yvilitg . with heal clocks 7s. ; extra good' A 'vi`riety of Patent Angola Hose, war ranted nOtto 04.,. to the best quality ; Stout Worsted is, 3d. : 031e,ifi.,; superfine 6d. ; 'Silk, Mins as. Od. ; a carious Xrucle, in square vet' Mitts ; also La dies' ileiv-iniveAted grade'Ssreeve - s,'carettlated to give ease and elegance; ,Meits Cotton Drawers 3.s:isd:. with every other Article 'the Hosiery .Line that can, possibly be made, up to tiie Wry best quality, wholesale and for expartation.— Stot , INA; ' LL livG-OFFICE, ' O . 24, ;Bc9. THE CPII47I7ISO.NL''P:S for VICTUALLING HIS AT/IN:STY') NigirY do.berely give Notice,. That on Mon,iay, tbe6th of November next, and on the first Monday in every succeiding Month, they will be ready to receive Tendfrs in writing (sealedup),,and treat for such quantities of BISCUIT maife'from whole Meal, as the respective 4.lanulaattrers of that article may think trorper to rfer ; to he- delivered one half thereof ht a Fo . 7t,tight, and the remainder in a Fonnight afterwards, int 9 His 11.; I i tuallirg Sores at Pet ford, ,or into the Arny Vizitr g ilitg.Stores at Saint eatharin,'s, and en. le paid for by .•,' ' • " ~:yFable-with Interest, Nintty,Days after date. . _ Tbe Conditiois of Ike'Contr.3 may be seen a . t . :be - Sectetary's Ogee. • • -A CHALLENGE. • N4Essas, celqu , atici . kte in 11 tlis Majesty's serviee, challenge the ssttole world td pii , Ve a single itilitance whe,re their inedleine and method_ of lure have -tailed of the desired efleet. "rite :pradice. of ; inany years in this particular branch of their profession, has nut given rise to one unsucceSsfi as:. , They Continue to direet 'their studieS•to'th.e'trcatment and- ture of venereal Complaints, and, that •derangentent of the sys tern, whic:i is the -cunsequencept the pernicidys and, wasteful . dials of habit lung and most unhappily pursued by the youth of. both Sei4 - 5. In one it rbi l be found to be the - unfailing source of barrenness; the other have its ravages fa:. 'tally developed. to them. by actisttessing state of de!‘ijitv - , vialia4,„,jt not irnely rentedle.i, !tcriritnatcs in Inipoteu. e. 'The'se are it riinnYite .:.Iti.,,ate..effeets - , while consunip- ti o n, li l ts of f i t usetfra . r iau we r. aral.yaribtasiiet you's corn p la i s, ustrliy ( eliai - acierise tile earli,'.r stages ot,tnis solitida vice.- - U t persons languishing an ter the disorders incident to sbcft habit, thei?r tre-atinPdt is simple, and hi neVe.-r proved cessful in the course of a hang, laborious, anti much eXtcr,dcj. practice. in Cie, alt obstinate and complicated -_:ases 01 vi , *narp I infediun, Such as 0!,,s true:llo6s in, the urethra, spue,. -- ; • ; * excrescences, *hard tUrnors, calloini ulcers, eruptions, serm- Etat wealttess, glectsvas also . • • , • ST it"! . Whether recent a'r*Ot lon . g dni.; - ..1611, and wi ich have tied; skilt of other Pr4tlitioners, arc by . their preseilt ix provec% plan of freatrneur, 'ettectuall,y awl permanently cur :A, wititut the eatte,t sotTerrltg the tx.crn•l:ittiog iietpurrha;;; w hicii frequeliti 419/1 - 1L::! tivtiti of the lunar caustic. lit tne I 'extensive iiratbce in this Metroliolis; ounterbi:s c.,,L4 of Strictures have been and are daily,.uniter their care, tie total eradication 'Of which - is eifetleil by a sd'e, certain, Asti cx pe diiOug mode piptadice, superior to any other - yet aitipted. TPte weaktiess, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint are speedily removed. and the Patient restored to snund and vigorous health. But *here the debility has for years existed; a• proper perseverance in their restorative re medies, afterthe Stricittre ha's been destroyet ' is indispenSa bly. requiSite to revive the slumbering sparks of-life and to reanimate the . Constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respeEtabi lit, have beeh tinder-the Care ul'Nlessre. Cuirie and. Ca. fur the iernoval of complaints,of the Urethra, St/idol-es-, &c. and having received a radical and permanent Cure, request that refehnces may gi'ven to theirs; .as satisfactory evi dairies of the - decisive stivertority of Messrs. Currie and Co's. plait titiiment. Many of these Gentlemen have had stildur?tiom to to ao years, and had been under the care of Midis': Home, 1 - eatriside, and other Surgeoni tit equal enii nence, who attempted the cure by the application of the Lit • N , renderl9, a,i sa rz,v,znaty than One Thortraad Bay 7.4.411 admitted. No rega,d will be bad to dny Ten der in .4..hich the Price obail be inserted - . in words of lenqth, ,or ibdt 4211 • not he delivered to the before ctn. ,p'C'ork on the Days p - . l),;in 7(41 to re 'rein. the renders, aar -staler:. the Person who makes the Tfirder, or sort s rers,” 0 , , bit I.eltatt, atf . ends. to ar471., , , owten ralleii for. VIC itiAI.IIVG-')i.L.R. . _ _ . • Oct. 27, rrilE eOMIVSSIO NERSfor 17CT G - 11 • 117:7 411Aj/k,ll - 1 (1 1 NAPY JI herOy give Noll?, That Tz?esda , ,y,' the 1411 , ' of N)Veirdh" t&ey v•iit h ready to I , zie Tendersi-inlyri , i-ng de.i up i v aal,tregt r One then 'd:-7ar of ROSE.: CORK (S•cvnds ) MITT LR, &r. BRI BUTTE of (Ina! br, dnes t v TI.V9 lizo:ftrea' and 711• f, , f CHESM RE, D.ERIINHE-ARE,WARWLCK spARE; o- G LOVCESTERSIII C L L'S E, or ; to be defivj'•ed, - One Half thereof rheeiber• half in One .1.1,,ntb afterwards, into y's gii!:;‘allink'Stores at ;1-e Ports, and in theprcpor. , -• underiteldiona, (h ?( 1;1; Putter. Cheese Tons. Tons. Deptford f.,) iv, Portsmouth 4 0 go I' iy moutil 50 100 250 "Ind likewireon separate Contracts, for all such , lurth:er quan. lilies those-spceies as Kay, from time to time, be required for the service of this Dep.zvment, from the Ist of j'aisuaty trtbe josh o.l:Yrpiember next, both days inclusive ; to be delivered as demanded into the Stares befor; mentioned,. and also into Chase at Cork ; and be whole to be Laid for by Bills f l yable, with Interest, ninety days alter date. . _ Th e C t ;naritiims of the Contra& may be teen at the Secretary's OffiCe. Nt regard will be bad to ay. , Tender in nublchtlm Price :bail not be inverted in words at length, 4r that shall n,t Ge ,!eiivei - ed to the Board before One o'Cock on the Tueiday,' the uttb of Nov em ber next, nor unless. the. Person wish makes the 'Pen.. der, cr is ne Posen on kit heliaff,"ait&frids; to anslfer'iuhrn called fir- - _ oar Caustic. without success: - Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either te' X with - the greatest - deliCacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. to 7, Hatton-garden. Patient,s.in the Country are requested to state the particu lars bf their case, age, and general habit of living, &c, •inclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy "so essential to their undertaking, the .postage of lettert may be added to the account for mcdccineii. 9th tune, 1809.--:10, Hatton -garden. EXC 'iTQUER BILL OFFICE, Oct, 30, iSog. All EA-cheque?' Eilir dated in the Month of iNkveinber, i 808. - 2: e L? To THOMAS TYI.OIt, Esq. -.- No. 9, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars. ICONSIDEX it out an aft of justice 'due t o th e "-nierie of your L E AKE% PATENT PILLS, to corn muilicatOo you the following Cure 'llitickhas recently been , performed by them:—An Acquaintance of mine, by the breaking out of 'an old 'Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al most to a skeleton;. and although he had the best medical advice which could be obtained. and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothing Could be procured which seemed ta suit his case, or to do him any see ice : he remained in a most re- . duced and pitiable situation tbr two years, unable to follow his profession, andscarcely able to walk or even t o stan d on his legs; in et no one who knew him ever suppoSed it pos- sible for him to recover. He was advised at last to try lour Leake's Pills—he did so, adhering strialy to' the direeltions given with them. He had not taken more than two boxes he. iore he found an alteration for the better: this encouraged him to proCeed, and by taking'a few boxes more. he found his appetite acrd st.'ettgth gradually return, and is now tt,s healthy •and stout as any man I' know. You are weluolne, Sir, to ieter any persqn tome fora confirmation of the above account it it should be doubted. 1 am, Sir, your obedient humble servant,. Library, Folkstorie. THOS. PURDAY; Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Taos. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of surgeons, • -Lobloo, at his House, No. 9, New ltridge-street ; Where, stfer a constant residence of more than Forty Years, in -a ptactice particularly direeted to the Cure 'of Velie real, IL'onaplaints, and those incidental to the Paris of Ge ne t a um in both Sexes - , with that inviolable .secse.y .which Men of his Profession should always observe,. he natters himself, the advice and, assistance he gratuitous ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will to esteemed by a discerning PuWic, as an advantige seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of : those living at a distance, at the Perfurrier's, No. 35, St. Al ban's-street, Pall ?Alan; the , Toyshop, No. to 3, Oxford street; • Mr. Disborough's, -- Nli. 7, Fish-street-hill Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. M':)omild's, G las • gow ; r. Mill, Dame-street Dublin ; Mr. Billitige's, Li r verpuol ; Atkinaori's, Man ' cneSter ; and by one Person in every considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland," in Boxes of only. 2i.. ?4. each, scaled up with full and : plain directions, whereoy persons ,of either sex may cure themselves witlfeaSe, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. 13. Everyßox sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a stainp on which, by favour of the CommisSioners, is p t etilt'tfia"Starnp-office, " T. Taylor, No. 9, New lirklgt ', slreet?.' tiadirlitate which is Feieny, and all others arc cimr tis'4,, " TO B 2 PAID OFF. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of His NJ jESTY's'TREAWRY having given Dire,Ttionsjot pay ;nal the Priucipal ef theabove-meatitned•Exchequer Bids, wit!, the Intereaduethereon;at the Exchequer Bill Office, ia the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace Yard, Westminster, - on Friday the 2 4th -Day of - N:vember. Attendance will be given daily (Sun. days and Holidays excepted ) . unt,V and inept Jag • Wedne-sday the 55th Nov' 11*, from Ten' o'Clock in the. Morning till One in the Afiernoayr,jo;-the purpose ofreceiviagthe same. And for the greater dispatch; .the hearers of the said Bills are desired to bring Separate Lists of each Description of -13111 s, containing the Numbers, in Numeical Order, according to "the Dates of the said Bills, and Commenceinent of . latei'est, with the principal Surat and Interesi due thereon,' computed fron'i, Gut excluding the. Days on which they are .sespel - live(y• dated, to the said 24th Day of November, inclusive,' whe'n . ihe Lae. rest will cease-; and the - said Bea s ters ( being Ai 'ell or not) are indispensably required to* „indo - )se each with Itheir 4rual Signature; and . ro write their Naines and sidence at the bottom - of each. Separate List; and they are 111 , 9t8. 1 over required to attend, the Exchequer Bill Office fir P igwhi ,t, and to receive the New Bills, and give the Receipts for the same. If any of the Holda;s of the aforesaid Bills skuuld he desirous oy receiving payment of 'the Principal and Interest previous to the said 24th Day o 1 Novembeti, they . may,be accommodated, on com puting the Int'erey to the Day on which,the:f wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills jr examination one day prior th ere t o . • Suils Persons as may 6e desirous of having New Exchequer Bills in whale o, in part Payment of Principal, upon ?harking New Bills, and mentioning the Amount, at the kottont of theii Lists, delivere;4n or before the ISth of November, may he accosts mod :ed with New Bills, carrying an Interns of Ths4e-p'ence One Tarthini by The Day, on every One Hundred Pounds, which :aid New Bills will bear Date the said 241 b Day of November, 1809, and will be delit.ved on Monday, • the 27th Noi•ember, the folio Win g. Days. B.' ,All Exchequer' Bilis' dated prior to November, iBoB, have been advertised to bt paid ;, ; (f, 4Nd the Inter'est thereon' kat , - seared ~ • , PRICE SIXP N'CE !iitiLFPEgNlfes SP) NISI _.- . • Ocr. 7.—ln .the - correspondence of the enemy, intercepted at various times 'by our light troops, have been' wand two letters written by D. Jose Justo alceda, late Lieutenant-General in the Royal Navy, ;: tetithe Marine Minister of the Preten der, Don - .lose_de Mazaredo, in his absence front Madrid. Thesr4i, dated the 25111 Febritary, says I have this day taken-the oaths a's Lieut.-General. As to Espinosa. and Salazar, I keow'not what they will do, for they hate manifested much reptignance, but I conceive' they will,be induced by O'Farrill's last dispatch, to take a simple oath of allegiance." On the gd of March, he writes, " l am extremely sorry that neither my example nor 'persdision have been able to Make any impression on the mind of Salazar or Espinosa, •so asto.briug them to take ale oath, which has been required of all of us, both as Ministers, and as military men. O'Farrill has con.;. tributed his influence and persuasion; and Vane. Halen has , made every exertion that might be ex pected from his generous heart." These two letters do bobbin' to the Chief of Squa dron, D. Jose de Espinosa - Tello, and the Intendant D, Luis Maria de Salazar, 'both of them Ministers of the Council of Marine, by manifesting the firm ness with which they have refuSed to giie the smallest token of acknowledgement and obedience to the usurper Joseph, notwithstanding the artifices employed by his Ministers- to entrap the unwary, instead of that candour and' . frtknesi which mark the proceedings_ of men of noble and generous sen timents. It would.be improper to pass over in si lence the loyalty and patriotistn of these two per snits, Of*Co conceal the sort of i'ostruinents which the -pretender eMploys to'corrupt the gclod and faithful Spaniards, aboye is therefore submitted to the public, - that they, may know the ,extent to which those who 'were . folmetly oar fellow-countrymen carry their intrigues. NOTES BY THE .r.t4TOR OF THE MILITARY AND Pp• LITIOAL 'GAZETTE ; Oi , ' CATALdNIA, UPuN GENERAL VERDIER'.S ACCOUNT OF TUE SIEGE OF GERONA, AND THE REDUCTION OF MONJUIEH; By these details your F,X.:,•el/c.oc will be enabled ta'ap predate the ppence and ~ a .four manifested by the of troops which h& :Majesty h 3 hail the goodoess to confine :o rite." Note.—The body of troops under the orders of Gerleral Verdier,,is no other that the divkion con manded by `General Norio, and which Cutisis , of four Westphalian regiments, one Wtirt;hurg; one of Berg, and a cinantity of iralian aavally. Ttte Ft enc.(' employ 'the troops ot their allies inAhoSe which are.attended with the greatest difficulty and dangtr ; and hence it is, that in the Various assaults upon Monjuich, we never found , a Frenchman among the slain, for French troops ate a privileged race. In the process of time, should Napoleon suc ceed in his projeQs, we shall find the conscription made in France, not to raise, battalions, bat to sop* Officers, Chiefs, and Generals, to the troops of other nations. For thus it is termed the Great Nation. " This important conquest, Obtained notwithstanding the dartcultis s of the graund, and the obstbraer, of an enemy whose blindness is,dr4deraiu'e, linost:ast-:utes us, that in eight or ten cl,:ys at utast the test of the I,lace will bit eOmpelled,to . surrender." . AQte.—qt*raL-Verdier seems at a loss how to lessen the niqitt;Pf . the incomparable heroes of Ge rboa.: As he cannot- deny their valour, which he daily experiences, he aims h into " the obstinacy of an enemy -wito e blindness is deplorable." As to the latter char \ ge there can be no doubt ; for those brave combatants are Iliad to that danger which. they - disieuard ; and this blindness is deplorable for the Frencl7 army, since it has.hot only kept them 2 long time in a state of in,i6:2ivity, but has occisionecl them much 10,s, haying reduced to 17,000 men, the force of 23,000, which they had at the commence ment of the'4eke. " In this short 'race of tine Gerona have surren. detect." Note;—Geaeral Verdier thinks it next to a cer taintt-that eight or ten days at the most will be - suf. ficient for tberedudtion of Gerona, and predicts its sin - render within that short period. it General Vet - - dier is not a better Orßeer than he is . a proplwt, we must entertain -, a•,very poOr opiniorrof his abilities. , According to his calculation Gerona should have sur rendered on or before the,g2d of August; but we know that it continued to defend itself with glory on the 2;2d.0f September. • The fort of Monjitich,,formerly one of the strongest and inbst ad•tontageousty situate in'Enrope," &c. a'ir and softly, General Verdier . ; either you do not speak truth, or the InspeBor General of Marescot, is a very stupicl'fellow. You talk of Monjuich, in a strain w Web rnakesit A plac e o f great iti)portance whereas his Excellency Seignior m,ii e s c o t , (tire do not exaaly know what title helms) said it was only a paltry blockhouse. How is this I Perhaps we know the reason ; Seignior Marescot had not been employed in . the siege of Gerona. Ge neral Duhesine could have given him some ioforma lion on tbat head; ,-. ,‘ --- inchiced'ilte enem?to abandon it to us, and to with draw into the: city without itt bring.possible'for us to cut off 'their retreat." .Note.---How . could the castle avoid surrendering, when Seignior Baron de la Planta took into hiS head to summon Gerona ? Have yon found, good Sirs, that what it costs us to drive you from our soil, is all cle:ir gain on our side. But, putting that out of con s:ideratiorr, must you not confess that you have badly conduCled the attack upon Monjuich, and that you left off where you should have begun .? It you are not more un,-yipur.,guard with respect to Gel una, you will have to_ pay. for it. The Emperor pardonstnis takes, hut not losses. Let General Dupont 'tell 11 ? w this matter stands.